How to Build an Effective Link Wheel
How to Build an Effective Link Wheel

Old Link Wheel Strategy
Perhaps you’ve heard someone talk about how to build an effective link wheel before. It is one of those search engine optimization (SEO) strategies that is supposed to help you build backlinks to your website, create higher page rank, and generate more traffic.
Essentially, you build a massive amount of pages on various Web 2.0 sites, randomly link them all together and then have them all have links that lead back to your “money” site, or the site that you’re wanting to boost the rank of. It’s a hell of a lot of work to build an effective link wheel.
Does it work? I can’t tell you for sure. I’m testing it myself right now on one of my sites. Tons of “SEO experts” seem to swear by it, we’ll see. The original idea behind how to build an effective link wheel hasn’t changed in years. Well, until now.
How to Build an Effective Link Wheel Strategy
Jared Croslow, from Cliconomics.com, has released a video that changes the strategy of how to build an effective link wheel slightly. I’m including the video below for you to watch. This is the link wheel strategy that I am using while trying to build my own link wheel. I’m building it slowly. It’s really hard to create that many variations of an article to post on so many different sites. His link wheel strategy takes posting an article on four different Web 2.0 sites, such as Squidoo, Hubpages, WordPress, and Blogspot, and linking them to your own site. Then take four other blogging sites, randomly linking them together and linking them back to the Web 2.0 sites. That’s 16 blog posts and 4 articles to write! I’m doing this manually. Once. Maybe when I’m generating an income from all this I’ll outsource it. I don’t think I’ll build an effective link wheel on my own again. Not anytime too soon.
Here’s the video:
How to Build an Effective Link Wheel
I hope you liked this new strategy. Let me know if you try to build an effective link wheel of your own!
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